Sleeping With Sirens are back with their first new music in a minute, dropping “An Ending In Itself” alongside a new music video.
The track sees the band link up with producer Will Yip again, and it leans straight into what they’ve always done best. Big melodies, emotional weight, and something that actually connects. It feels like a proper return rather than just a one-off drop.
Frontman Kellin Quinn described the song as something much deeper than just another single.
“This song is a love letter to anyone in the midst of struggle. I think we live in an age where we’re supposed to pretend like we have it ‘all together all of the time’ so much so that we’re afraid to let anyone in,” he said. “This song is about being brave enough to admit that we’re not always okay. No matter what you’re going through, there is hope.”
That message comes through clearly. There’s a real honesty to it, built around themes of vulnerability and actually speaking up when things aren’t right, something that’s always been at the core of what the band do.
It also marks a bit of a full circle moment, being their first release with Rise Records since their earlier era, including albums like Let’s Cheers to This and Feel. At the same time, it doesn’t feel like they’re looking backwards. If anything, this sounds like a band that’s still evolving while keeping that connection with fans front and centre.
Fifteen years in, seven albums deep, and still pulling in new listeners, Sleeping With Sirens don’t feel like a nostalgia act. “An Ending In Itself” is a reminder that they’ve still got something to say.
